Pharmacy techniques Department

Vision:

The establishment of Pharmacy Department serves as a scientific, cultural, and intellectual radiation center influentially feeds Iraqi community in particular and Arabic community in general with efficient technology graduating outputs to meet communities needs qualitatively and quantitatively.

Thus, the graduates are provided with pre-requisites of higher education quality, such as (typical laboratories to train students, the Internet, smart blackboards, specialized technical personnel who have advanced degrees possessed skills in the field of scientific specialization . … etc..) and adopt the open learning system as well as the distance education system.

Message:

The Pharmacy Department message is to qualify technical cadres who shall responsible for pharmaceutical materials management, in addition, they already have been supported with academic knowledge, practical skills that qualified them to convert the plans and objectives for act and work in much high quality.

Thus, the graduates shall be, as a connecting link between the manager and the staff, taking on their shoulders interpreting the plans and the objectives of the organization and the thought of manager for real action so that it will be well accomplished by workers.

Objective:

The most significant Pharmacy Department objective is to create technical qualified cadres to work in the field of clinical pharmacy and pharmaceuticals under the supervision of the pharmacist in the field of pharmaceutical and chemical industries under the supervision of a pharmacist or chemotherapist, both in government sectors and private sectors.

Characterization of graduate work:

The graduate must be able to work in:

1- Different pharmacies and be able to read prescriptions, preparation and medicines dispensing, as well as the graduate shall rank and arrange medicines in the pharmacy under the supervision of the pharmacist.

2- Labs where medicines manufactured as to assist the pharmacist in the preparation of chemical medicines, supervision, follow-up, monitoring of production lines, applying methods of quality control during the production of pharmaceutical preparations and furthermore will conduct special examination or laboratory analysis.

3- Graduate should be qualified to deal with factories of pharmaceutical and chemical preparations, cosmetics, and syringes under the supervision of a pharmacist or a chemotherapist.

4- The graduate should work in stores of medicines in dispensaries, in laboratories and medicines stores where he\ she is able to hold all the stages of storage pertaining to classifying and ranking medicines.

5- The graduate should run and maintain all of pharmaceuticals apparatus such as apparatus of grinding, fragmenting, pressing and packing grains as well as grain hardness devices.

Short view about Department history:

The Pharmacy Department is founded in 1995 within the building of the Department of Technical Analyzes. This section is forward intended to qualify technical scientific cadres mainly to work in pharmaceutical fields functionally entitled as (pharmacist assistant) cooperatively to work in health institutions.

After two years of qualifying study, the ratio of education and practical training will be about 60% in addition to the summer training, which the student is subjected to accomplish it as a prerequisite of study fulfillment in health departments. Graduates of this section shall be awarded technical diploma in pharmacy. The top successful graduated students in this section have the right to complete their studies in pharmacy colleges in the universities of the country.

Laboratories and workshops:

The Department of Pharmacy includes the following laboratories:

1- Laboratory of Pharmacy

2- Laboratory of chemistry and pharmaceutical chemistry

3- Laboratory of pharmacology and medicines

4- Laboratory of microbiology and physiology

5- Computer Applications Laboratory

6- Scientific research laboratory

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Total student numbers for academic year 2018 – 2019

stage	male	female	Total
First class	56	130	186
Second class	83	175	258
Total	139	305	444

Staff number

stage	male	female	Total
Teachers	6	6	12
Technition	4	5	9
Total	10	11	21

Teaching plan:

First Year:

Teachers

No.	name	Certificate	Scientific title	Subject	Specialization	Notices
1	Ghassan F.Mohammad	Master	Assist Prof.	Theoretical Biochemistry	Biochemistry
2	Thamer S.Ali	Master	Assist Lecture	Theoretical Medicine surgery	Pathology
3	Razan Y. Qasim	Master	Assist Prof.	Theoretical Analytical Chemistry+ Proposal	Analytical Chemistry
4	Asma A. Basher	Master	Assist Prof.	Theoretical+ Practical Microbiology+ Proposal	Microbiology
5	Yaman Q. Sadullah	Master	Assist Prof.	Practical Biochemistry+ Proposal	Physical Chemistry
6	Rana A. Saeed	Ph.d	Lecture	Theoretical Organic Chemistry+ Proposal	Organic Chemistry
7	Ibtisam N. Hazim	Master	Lecture	Theoretical Pharmacognacy+ Proposal	Biology/botany
8	Alaa G. Mohammad	Master	Lecture	Theoretical Physiology+ Proposal	Biology/Zoology
9	Ammar A. Azeez	Master	Lecture	Theoretical Industrial Pharmacy+ Proposal	Inorganic Chemistry
10	Labeeb H. Abdullah	Master	Assist Lecture	Theoretical Pharmacology+ Proposal	Pharmacology
11	Bashar Z. Abd-alhmeed	Master	Assist Lecture	Practical Analytical Chemistry+ Proposal	Physical Chemistry

Technitions

No.	name	Certificate	Scientific title	Subject	Specialization	Notices
1	Abdulsattar Q. Yaseen	Bachelor’s	Senior chief technical trainer	Practical Pharmaceuticals	Pharmaceuticals sciences
2	Shaymaa I. Mohammad	Bachelor’s	Senior technical trainer	Theoretical Pharmaceutical Chemistry	Pharmaceuticals sciences
3	Sura K. Mohammed	Bachelor’s	Senior technical trainer	Theoretical Applied Therapeutics	Pharmaceuticals sciences
4	Faris S. Ahmed	Diplome	Senior Technical Manager	Practical Pharmaceutical Chemistry	Pharmacy
5	Eman M.Elyas	Diplome	Assist Technical Trainer	Practical Pharmacognacy	Pharmacy
6	Abeer Sh. Ahmmad	Diplome	chief pharmacist assistant		Pharmacy
7	Hana S. Aziz	Diplome	Senior chief technical trainer	Practical Microbiology	Pathological analyze
8	Khalil H. Saedoon	Diplome	chief technical trainer	Practical Organic Chemistry	Chemical industries
9	Raed H. Ameen	Diplome	Assist technical Observer	Secretary

Publication Researchs

No.	Name	Scientific title	Publication Researchs
1	Ghassan F.Mohammad	Assist Prof.	STUDY THE BIOCHEMICL EFFECT OF GUM ARABIC IN LIVER INJURY AND BLOOD SERUM OF MICE INDUCE BY GENTAMICIN
			Effects of Gentian Violet and Boric Acid on Growth of The Fungi: Aspergillus flavus, Penicillium chrysogenum and P. expansum
			PURIFICATION OF GLUTATHIONE PEROXIDASE AND DETERMINATION SOME BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS IN SEMINAL PLASMA OF INFERTILE MEN‏
2	Razan Y. Qasim	Assist Prof.	INDIRECT SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF CERIC ION IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION
			SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC ASSAY OF SOME SULPHONAMIDE DRUGS VIA OXIDATIVE COUPLING
3	Yaman Q. Sadullah	Assist Prof.	EValuation The EffIcacy Of Attenuated Eimerla tenella Oocysts As Vaccine By Gamma Ray In The Broiler Chicken
			computational study on the Metabolism of Antibacterial Prontisil (PROTO1) and Salfalazine(SASP4)
			preparation of Benzobinacol Using Photochemical Irradiation Reductions and Thermodynamic Computational Study.
			Electrical Conductance Study of Aspartic Acid (Asp) Complex Cobalt (Co ΙΙ ) in Different Solvents and Temperaturesjv
			Enhanced yield of 7-Hydroxy – 4- Methyl Coumarin ( Hymecromon) Assisted by Irradiations
			Theoretical Study Of the Influence of Steric Effect to the Rate Constant of Some Diels – Alder Reactions .
4	Asma A. Basher	Assist Prof.	Effects of propylene Glycol ( PG) ON Rabbits Heamatological
			Effects of artificial sweeteners on rabbits hematological ghanges
			A NOVEL METHOD OF LASER EFFECTING GROWTH OF PENICILLIUM CHRYSOGENUM AND PENICILLIUM EXPANSUM TREATED WITH BORIC ACID AND COLORED WITH GENTIAN VIOLET AND METHYLENE BLUE
			Irradiation Assisted Synthesis and Antifungal Activities of Some Mannich Bases
			Effects of Gentian Violet and Boric Acid on Growth of The Fungi: Aspergillus flavus, Penicillium chrysogenum and P. expansum
			antibacterial effect of coumarins from matricaria chamomilla growing in iraq
5	Rana A. Saeed	Lecture	Synthesis and Spectral Charactrization of Some Pyrimidinones
6	Ibtisam N. Hazim	Lecture	Effect of supplemental irrigation on vegetative growth and yield properties for two of wheat varieties in Erbil of Iraq.
7	Alaa G. Mohammad	Lecture	histological and biochemical study in miceexperimentally infected with toxoplasma gondii and exposed to aflatoxin
			the effect of arabic gum on the histopathological changes on diabetes mellitus experimantally induced in rats
			Protecrive effect of Arabic gum on liver induced by gentamycin
8	Ammar A. Azeez	Lecture	Preparation of new transition and non-transiton metals complexes with n-acestacety – synth complexes with n-acestacety
9	Labeeb H. Abdullah	Assist Lecture	Determination of Chlordiazepoxide in Pure Drug Samples, Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms and Environmental Wastewater Samples Using High Performance liquid chromatographic method
			Spectrophotometric Determination of Trifluoperazine HCL in Pharmaceutical Preparations and Industrial wastewater Samples
			Study the antioxidants and trace element with leptin level in Serum Epilepsy patients
10	Thamer S.Ali	Assist Lecture	Evalation of the degree of fungal and bacteral contamination of some iraqi paper currency notes(dinar)in circulation
11	Bashar Z. Abd-alhmeed	Assist Lecture	Computational Studies on Degradation of Newer Cephalosporins: Cefpirome(CEF1) and Cefepime (CEF2)